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OSAC Scholarship info:

Pass on the news that PNWFCU will carry on our proud tradition of giving out scholarships to deserving students in our area. This year, we're giving away two $1,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors or existing college students. Visit www.getcollegefunds.org to apply (applications must be submitted online). Our scholarship code is 189. Workbooks are also available at your local branch.

Submit applications in time for the Early Bird Review (Feb. 16, 2012) and you'll be eligible for your chance to win the $500 Early Bird Scholarship.

Final submission deadline is March 1, 2012.

 

brass|MAGAZINE online

PNWFCU is excited to provide members ages 17-25 with access to brass|MAGAZINE online! brass is a fresh, upbeat and intelligent site designed to provide the dot com generation with a fun, free financial resource. Articles range from features about young entrepreneurs, to tips on getting and keeping your first job, to the ins and outs of credit cards. The e-zine is produced and written by young adults, for young adults- so topics are always relevant to what's happening in your life, with your finances. Articles are posted to the brass blog multiple times a week.

In addition to offering our members access to brass|MAGAZINE online as a financial resource, we also provide students with a variety of products and services with rate discounts and other benefits:

• .25% discount on first car loan with checking account and auto pay
• First box of collegiate (or image) checks free & debit card free with checking account
• Edge Visa
• College scholarships

brass Resource FREE for Oregon Teachers

brass Resources and instructional material are now free to Oregon teachers! Teachers may now use the magazine as a stand-alone resource, in conjunction with brass lesson plans or as a complement to existing classroom activities.

To access these resources and more, teachers can simply register online!

Browse recent brass articles:

A Balancing Act: The benefits of monitoring your accounts—Summer 2011
Reinvent Yourself: Paving the road after graduation—Summer 2011
Inventing Ad Nauseum: Ingenuity goes awry when the result is pointless—Summer 2011